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Salvation Army Annual Luncheon Sponsor Flyer DOING THE MOST GOOD PRESENTS THE SALVATION ARMY 2015 ANNUAL LUNCHEON with EMMITT SMITH Hosted by: TUESDAY May 12, 2015 11:30AM University of the Incarnate Word Emmitt Smith is one of the greatest to ever play the game of football and his quest to break the NFL all- Stanley and Sandra Rosenberg Sky Room time rushing record started with a 70-yard touchdown SPECIAL VIP MEET & GREET AT 11:15 AM run from scrimmage on the very rst play of his very rst game in organized football back in 1977. As quarterback for The Salvation Army Mini-Mites in Pensacola, Florida, at the age of 8, Emmitt took the snap and ran straight up the middle for the score. As the National Football League's all-time leading rusher, the former Dallas Cowboy amassed 18,355 career rushing yards during his famed career and is also the all-time rushing touchdown record holder with 164 career rushing TDs. His impressive resume includes three Super Bowl rings and induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2010. He was the league MVP in 1993, MVP of Super Bowl XXVIII, and helped guide the Cowboys to three Super Bowl titles. His 175 career touchdowns rank second in NFL history. In September 2005, Smith was added to the Cowboys Ring of Honor with former teammates Troy Aikman and Michael Irvin. Smith's post-career includes serving as an analyst for ESPN and the NFL Network and winning the third season of ABC's popular prime time reality show Dancing with the Stars. Currently, Smith has transitioned to the role of businessman and entrepreneur and runs sev- eral small and minority businesses that span real estate, construction and technology. To become a sponsor Contact: Veronica Yzaguirre Phone: (210) 352-2000 - Email: [email protected] Doing the Most Good in San Antonio Since 1889 THE SALVATION ARMY ANNUAL LUNCHEON – KEYNOTE BY EMMITT SMITH TUESDAY, MAY 12, 2015 11:30 a.m. University of the Incarnate Word Sky Room, 847 E. Hildebrand, San Antonio, TX 78212 Reservation Form Contact Name Company Address City/ST/Zip Phone Fax E-Mail Please mark your level of sponsorship: $50,000 Event Sponsor $5,000 Gold Sponsor 2 Tables for 10 A table for 8 20 VIP meet & greet tickets (11:15am) Company logo in slideshow presentation Acknowledgement on all media releases Company name listed in event video Acknowledgement on all social media Company logo on visible table sign Event recognition & speaking opportunity Present awards to recipients $2,500 Silver Sponsor A table for 8 $25,000 Premier Sponsor Company name listed in event video A table for 10 Company logo on visible table sign 8 VIP meet & greet tickets (11:15am) Acknowledgement on all social media $1,250 Bronze Sponsor Public recognition at event A table for 8 Company logo on table, slideshow and video Company logo on visible table sign $10,000 Platinum Sponsor $150 Individual/$250 Couple A table for 10 ___ Individual seat(s) 5 VIP meet & greet tickets (11:15am) ___ Couple(s) Public recognition at event Company logo on table, slideshow and video Logo/Advertisement must be received by Wednesday, April 9, 2015 to guarantee inclusion in printing. I cannot attend, but enclosed is a fully tax-deductible donation of $ ___________ Please charge $________________ on my: □ MasterCard □ Visa □ American Express □ Discover Card Number: _________ __________ __________ _________ Exp. Date: ____ / ______ Signature: ___________________________________ Please indicate check payable to The Salvation Army Annual Luncheon for the amount of $____________ Event Attendees (table of 8 or 10 based on sponsorship level) If not known, please provide before date of event. Thank you. 1. 4. 7. 2. 5. 8. 3. 6. Attention: The Salvation Army Annual Luncheon, Veronica Yzaguirre, 521 W. Elmira, San Antonio, TX 78212, 210-352-2000, [email protected] .
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